Pearls of Arabia
Celebrating the creative brilliance of Emirati artists. Rooted in the rich heritage, culture, and traditions of the United Arab Emirates, honors the native talents who have beautifully woven the stories of their land into visual masterpieces. From contemporary expressions to timeless traditional motifs, “Pearls of Arabia” reflects the spirit, resilience, and evolving narrative of the UAE through the eyes of its own people.
Conversation with Artist - Fatma Abdullah Lootah
Art Shaped by Moments of Spontaneous Creative Explosions - Interview by Chitra SudhakaranView more details...Artists in Focus
Spotlighting the creativity and contributions of diverse artists.
Artist to Inspire - Omar Al Gurg
Through the Lens of Kilimanjaro – An Emirati Artist’s Dialogue with Nature
Omar Al Gurg | Photographer | Artist | Designer | UAE
Omar Al Gurg (b. 1995, UAE) is a Dubai-born artist whose photographic practice is shaped by a lifelong engagement with the medium. Raised in a family of photographers, Al Gurg began developing film and capturing images from an early age, cultivating a self-taught approach that privileges observation and attentiveness. His early subjects – nature and strangers encountered in daily life – reflect a quiet curiosity and sensitivity to the world around him. For Al Gurg, photography is a meditative practice, distinct from his background in design, yet both disciplines inform his creative outlook. His images are marked by a deliberate focus on detail and atmosphere, often pausing to document fleeting moments of light, resilience, and transformation within the landscape.View more details...
Artist to Inspire - Lara Scolari
PAINTING ENERGY, EMOTION, AND CONNEVTION
Lara Scolari | Contemporary Abstract Artist | Australia
Lara Scolari is an acclaimed Australian contemporary artist best known for her vibrant abstract expressionist works, where passion, movement, and joy merge with playful spontaneity. Her artistic journey began early, she painted her first mural on the wall of her childhood home, encouraged by her art-loving parents. This nurturing environment shaped her fearless and generous approach to creating art, a philosophy that continues to guide her today.View more details...
Artist to Inspire -Taher Asad-Bakhtiari
THE IRANIAN ARTIST WHOSE TEXTILE ART WENT GLOBAL
Taher Asad-Bakhtiari - Contemporary Textile Artist | Iran
Coming from the Bakhtiari tribe, the identity has been a strong part of Taher's everyday life since early childhood. And unlike the more familiar story of artists rebelling against their families to pursue art, Taher was gently introduced to it at the age of 12 and has never really strayed from that path since. Over time, these two core elements in his life merged, and the result speaks for itself: multiple exhibitions across the globe, and a name that resonates not only in the Middle Eastern art world, but also in the United States, with collectors worldwide seeking his pieces.View more details...
Artist to Inspire - Pietro Campagnoli
REVEALING ABOUT THE SCULPTOR
Pietro Campagnoli - Artist | Sculptor | Turin, Italy
With my sculptures I create “casts” with blankets wet with gypsum, placing them on living bodies and waiting for them to solidify. In these casts I try to reproduce the shape of the human being, like a photograph of the bodies.View more details...
Artist to Inspire - Eugenia Gorbacheva
CAPTURING LIFE IN WATERCOLOUR
Eugenia Gorbacheva - Watercolour Artist | Writer | Spain
Eugenia Gorbacheva is a watercolor artist and instructor whose work is defined by quick, expressive sketches brought to life through the wet-on-wet technique. Her paintings embrace the natural fluidity and spontaneity of watercolor, capturing moments with a sense of freshness and movement. Driven by a passion for teaching, she shares her methods through engaging online lessons, encouraging others to discover the beauty, versatility, and joy of this captivating medium.View more details...
Artist to Inspire - Joe Eccles
A VISIONARY VOICE IN ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONSIM
Joe Eccles – Artist | Abstract Expressionist | United Kingdom
Joe Eccles (b.1987) is a Bromsgrove-based contemporary abstract artist whose bold, large-scale works in mixed media burst with vivid colour and emotive energy. For over two decades, he has explored free-form expressionism, used unconventional imagery and layered metaphors to reflect the human condition. His unapologetic embrace of colour and form invites viewers into a space of limitless imagination and introspection, drawing inspiration from life’s eclectic experiences and the depths of the subconscious.View more details...
Artist to Inspire - Anjini Prakash Laitu
BIG, BOLD & BEAUTIFUL: COLOURFUL WORLD OF ANJINI LAITU
Anjini Prakash Laitu - Artist | Abstract Artist | Dubai, UAE
From abstract interpretations of cities that left a mark on him, Anjini Prakash Laitu has a penchant for sharing delightful stories, whether on canvas or on any other surfaces. With his warm personality and passion for art, Anjini Laitu has, over the years, become an eminent figure in the UAE art scene, and his modernist abstraction artworks have made their way into many exhibits, including solo, local and international shows at many prestigious art galleries, and art fairs.View more details...
Artist to Inspire - Reem R
Peeling Layers of Meaning: The Vivid World of Reem R.
Reem R | Visual Artist | Palestine
Reem R. is a Palestinian visual artist whose work is inspired and influenced by daily observations, human interactions, personal experiences, and memories. Contrasting vivid color palettes and carefully composed artworks capture the essence of her inner world, intertwining personal symbols with cultural references. Reem creates visual riddles that invite the viewers to engage their own imagination to decipher their meanings and come up with their own interpretations.View more details...
Artist to Inspire - Bhumika Dhaval Maniyar
ROOTED IN NATURE, RISING WITH PURPOSE:
Bhumika Dhaval Maniyar - Artist | Sustainability Leader | CEO, The Green Revolution DXB
Through The Green Revolution, she merges art with impact. Each stroke of her brush is backed by a mission, whether it’s gifting plants, building green communities, or educating youth through sustainability initiatives. Her work proves that art, when rooted in purpose, has the power to heal the planet as much as it heals the soul.View more details...What Our Readers Say
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Welcome to the inaugural issue of Art4you Magazine, an extension of our shared passion for art and culture. In our cover story, Honey Bhaskaran shares her powerful piece, “Women’s Writes: Grace Amidst Peril,” reflecting the feminine spirit. Johny ML offers a critical take on how Covid-19 reshaped the art world in “The Brand-New Art in the Brand-New World.” Surabhi Bala unearths the legacy of the Saura tribe through its vivid art, while Stephanie Neville explores perception through textiles in “Connecting Threads.” Our feature on “Balaji’s Antiques” unveils tales hidden in Bangalore’s heritage collectibles. Dr. Kavita Balakrishnan’s essay brings printed art histories to everyday life. We also present heartfelt interviews: Emirati artist Fatma Lootah opens up about her process, and Tom Lohner shares his global creative journey. We thank our writers, readers, and advertisers for making this issue possible. Share your thoughts with us.View more details...
